OF THE BURDEN OF HATE From Unto Thee I Grant The Economy of Life, we are admonished as follows: That thou mayest not be cruel, set thyself too high for hatred; that thou mayest not be inhuman, place thyself above the reach of envy. Every man may be viewed in two lights: in the one he will be troublesome, in the other less offensive. Choose to see him in that in which he least hurteth thee; then shall thou not do hurt unto him. There is good in everything that exists and every human that lives. There is good in thoughts and however far away they come from, their potency does not diminish. The things we remember most and which teach us great lessons that shape our lives may not initially appear rewarding but could later form cardinal posts on our match to progress. Hatred comes from the mind- the carnal mind. The freedom we give to this mind enables it to either enslave us with hatred or empower us with love. When we have open minds even about our weaknesses and life struggles, we automatically become partakers in the universal knowledge that strngthens us unto love. We will no longer be lonely and selfish, and the burden of hate will be reduced. In love ,we know that those who judge us, as it is with us, do not have the full story of what they judge us on. We are then guided not to judge too quickly if we must. For certainly, much of what we judge is yesterday which we can no longer live in but which we so passionately and indiscriminately allow to live in us, almost totally replacing today, and therefore carrying the burden of hate. Hate can only compound the difficulty of any issue. But love is the only answer to all and every question. The greatest burden of hate is in self hatred, for, from this emanates the hatred for others. You can only do to others what you are capable of doing to yourself. When our efforts are targeted at supporting and strengthening thoughts that do not support the good of our existence as humanity, we carry the burden of hate .When we live in the euphoria that our good acts are such that no one would criticize, we deceive ourselves and sooner drop to the point of intolerance and so carry the burden of hate. No idea has ever been totally accepted by all, not all humans reason on the same wave length. Every spoken word has a meaning from the speakers heart or mind and so has tremendous power to hurt, heal or bring about a drastic change. We are then responsible for the words we speak and their effects, even the actions we take, for from them come the empowerment of our love or the burden of hate. No wonder Martin Luther King Jr said, I have decided to stick to love. Hate is too great a burden to bear. May the great light of the creator that is love replace the darkness that is hatred in human lives so that the burden of hate and, therefore war may be reduced or eliminated from our God-given world. So mote it be . -Consecretex.
Posted on: Thu, 22 Jan 2015 21:09:59 +0000
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